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In this episode, political strategist Mike Murphy analyzes the complexities of the midterm elections and the limitations of polling data. He discusses histor...

In a recent podcast episode, the discussion delves into the political implications of a judge appointing a special master to handle the documents seized from...

In a discussion by Noah Rothman, concerns are raised about the political challenges facing Republicans and the potential pitfalls for Donald Trump. The focus...

The podcast delves into the concept of threats to democracy, Anthony Fauci's resignation, and the "I don't want to work no more" movement. It explores what t...

This episode explores the current Israeli political landscape and the factors influencing the upcoming election, focusing on the roles and prospects of recen...

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) is set to undergo a major overhaul, prompting discussions on whether this is a genuine effort to improve or simply a mo...

Republican candidates and campaign committees are struggling with fundraising, potentially impacting their success in the upcoming elections. However, Donald...

In a podcast discussion with Mark Halperin, it is highlighted that Democratic successes in passing significant spending and climate change legislation might ...

This episode explores the critical week in British politics leading to the election of the next Prime Minister, examining the contrasting economic views of f...

A podcast discusses a New York Times poll revealing President Joe Biden's approval rating at 33% and nearly two-thirds of Democrats wishing for a different c...

The text discusses Democrats' strategy of blaming inflation on others while suggesting Republicans could address it with a plan, questioning if this tactic w...

The podcast discusses articles that aim to excuse Joe Biden's challenges and critique the messaging of the Democratic Party. It questions the effectiveness o...

Joe Biden's emotionally charged speech advocating for new gun laws raises questions about whether his heartfelt approach will effectively sway the Senate tow...

Douglas Emhoff, the second gentleman of the United States and husband of Vice President Kamala Harris, has found his public representation as a Jewish person...

In a podcast discussing an NBC News story, the lack of credit given to Joe Biden is highlighted. The podcast delves into the reasons behind this, suggesting ...

This episode discusses the creation and growth of Athletes Unlimited, a new model for professional women's sports leagues that emphasizes putting athletes at...

Neri Zilber and Tal Shalev dissect the political instability facing the Bennett-Lapid government after losing its Knesset majority due to a party defection, ...

The podcast discusses the challenges facing America, such as the shrinking GDP and the responses of the Biden administration to recent events. It raises the ...

In a recent podcast episode, it is discussed how recent taped revelations about Republican leaders expressing concerns over the role Republican elected offic...

The podcast discusses the backlash against Elon Musk and his recent $20 billion investment in Twitter for promoting free speech, highlighting criticism from ...

In a podcast discussion, it was noted that on the same date in 2018, Donald Trump's approval rating was 42.8 percent, while Joe Biden's current rating stands...

The podcast discusses the perceived unfairness in this week's Supreme Court confirmation hearings compared to those of Brett Kavanaugh in 2018 and expresses ...

This episode of "The CJN Daily" pays tribute to Julia Koschitzky, a revered Canadian Jewish leader and philanthropist, who passed away after a battle with ca...

Gadeer Kamal-Mreeh, a Druze woman from Daliyat al-Karmel in Israel, has become the first non-Jewish senior emissary of The Jewish Agency for Israel, tasked w...

In a podcast episode, the discussion revolves around the topic of progressives potentially discouraging individuals, including children, by making them feel ...

The article discusses how the left is starting to discuss the effectiveness of masking, a debate that was settled on the right previously. It questions wheth...

Justice Stephen Breyer, the oldest justice and one of three liberals on the Supreme Court, is retiring, leaving Elena Kagan as the sole Jewish justice. Breye...

As President Biden's first year in office is marked with a rare press conference, there is speculation about how he can address his challenges without worsen...

Rabbi Arnold Noteh Glogauer, a Chabad rabbi and Canadian military chaplain, discusses his experiences as the first Jewish chaplain on a Royal Canadian Navy s...

In this episode of Bonjour Chai, the hosts highlight the recognition of Jewish Canadians with the Order of Canada and feature interviews with four notable Je...

Avrum Rosensweig is described as embodying the role of a Rabbi through his actions and intentions rather than formal education. Despite not holding the offic...

Daniel Casse, president of the G100 Chief Executive program, discusses the predicament facing Joe Biden and Democrats as they seem tied to Covid case rates, ...

On the first night of Hanukkah, Second Gentleman Douglas Emhoff participated in the National Menorah lighting ceremony outside the White House, emphasizing J...

The podcast discusses a poll revealing a dilemma for Joe Biden, highlighting that Democrats and independents have conflicting views on big spending, making i...

American Enterprise Institute senior fellow Matthew Continetti addresses the confusion caused by an announcement of a reached deal on a social safety net bil...

Naomi Rosenfeld, the executive director of the Atlantic Jewish Council, is leaving her role after five years to return to her native Toronto, citing personal...

Liberals are concerned about Joe Biden's declining popularity and its implications, prompting an exploration of the supply chain issues and whether Trump is ...

In a podcast discussion, the focus is on political maneuvers including McConnell's actions, Schumer's response, Manchin's reaction, Donald Trump's behavior, ...

In this episode, journalist Neri Zilber and political correspondent Tal Shalev assess the performance and challenges of Israel's Bennett-Lapid government, wh...

In a podcast discussing a Quinnipiac poll with negative implications for Joe Biden, the focus is on analyzing the decisions that have contributed to his curr...

The podcast discusses how Joe Manchin, a Democratic senator, prioritizes maintaining his political power in his state over aligning with progressive party me...

Tevi Troy discusses disaster management by the Oval Office in "Shall We Wake the President: Two Centuries of Disaster Management from the Oval Office," highl...

The podcast discusses various instances of dishonesty and challenges within current events, including Secretary of State Blinken's actions, the concept of "o...

The podcast scrutinizes Joe Biden's speech regarding the situation in Afghanistan, describing it as self-justifying and a catastrophe. The podcast delves int...

This article recounts a halakhic dispute between Rabban Gamliel and R. Joshua that evolves into a profound narrative of power, conflict, and eventual reconci...

The podcast episode delves into an op-ed by Ezra Klein defending the dishonorable actions of the United States, particularly in Afghanistan, critiquing how i...

The article discusses the challenges faced by the Democratic party, including issues in Afghanistan, ongoing pandemic concerns, and the uncertainty surroundi...

The text questions Joe Biden's behavior during the Afghanistan crisis he initiated and discusses the challenges of handling the unvaccinated population amids...

The podcast discusses President Biden's interview with George Stephanopoulos where he claimed to have foreseen the chaos in Afghanistan, alongside remarks by...

The podcast discusses Andrew Cuomo's decision to delay his resignation by fourteen days, questioning his motives and potential scheming. It also touches on N...